antiduh 0655259f46 Rough capture of the options to InitializeSecurityContext (used by clients) and AcceptSecurityContext (used by servers). Some of the options are used only by clients (prefaced by init) and some are only used by servers (prefaced by Accept). It might be worth to either separate the two sets by client options and server options, or unifying the sets in the public interface, and translating to the correct values when actually calling ISC or ASC.

2014-06-20 18:06:33 +00:00

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ClientContext.cs

Working on some of the fundamentals of the Context side of things. The Win 32 API is very wonky here though. Going to take some time.

2014-06-19 21:53:34 +00:00

Context.cs

Working on some of the fundamentals of the Context side of things. The Win 32 API is very wonky here though. Going to take some time.

2014-06-19 21:53:34 +00:00

ContextAttrib.cs

Rough capture of the options to InitializeSecurityContext (used by clients) and AcceptSecurityContext (used by servers). Some of the options are used only by clients (prefaced by init) and some are only used by servers (prefaced by Accept). It might be worth to either separate the two sets by client options and server options, or unifying the sets in the public interface, and translating to the correct values when actually calling ISC or ASC.

2014-06-20 18:06:33 +00:00

ServerContext.cs

Working on some of the fundamentals of the Context side of things. The Win 32 API is very wonky here though. Going to take some time.

2014-06-19 21:53:34 +00:00